Tagged - computing

What Is a Car?

This week's discussion will look at cars through a series of new lenses. Recently, we looked at cars as enablers, as agents of technology development acceleration. This...

Deskside Technician

The Deskside Technician's role is to provide a single point of contact for end users to receive support and maintenance within the organization's desktop computing...

​The Perfect Union: Biology and Computing

In this week's discussion, we're going to look at how biology will inform computer design - and how compute systems will change biology.

At 20

Twenty years ago this week, I emailed the first issue of this report to a long list of friends and colleagues. The first issue focused on IBM's hostile takeover offer for...

The Ultimate Biocomputer: Brain or Cell? Part II

Think like Richard Feynman, imagining the very, very small ("nano") nature of all of the cell's chemicals, structures, and operations.

FiRe 2014 in Review

Each year we wrestle with the question of how best to bring the life-changing experiences of the Future in Review Conference to all of our members. This week’s issue is...

Science into Technology

From genetics to healthcare, materials science to advanced weapons, the new announcements in scientific exploration and technical deployment are speeding up, not slowing...

News Analysis - Amazon Outage Reinforces Need for Disaster Recovery Planning

Amazon began experiencing an outage on their Elastic Block Store (EBS) service in the early hours of April 21, 2011. This event triggered outages of other Amazon...

Special Letter: Democratizing Computing: Cellphones as the New Computing Platform

You have watched the industry strategic energies move over time from fewer users of more powerful machines, to a global base of users of many types of less-expensive...

Operations Analyst

The Operations Analyst's role is to ensure that the performance obligations of in-house computing systems are met. This includes gathering and analyzing data in support...
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